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257. The Commission recommends that all Member States: (a) Employ all means reasonably available to them to prevent the commission of genocide in the Gaza Strip; (b) Cease the transfer of arms and other equipment or items, including jet fuel, to the State of Israel or third States where there is reason to suspect their use in military operations that have involved or could involve the commission of genocide; (c) Ensure individuals and corporations in their territories and within their jurisdiction are not involved in the commission of genocide, aiding and assisting the commission of genocide or incitement to commit genocide and investigate and prosecute those who may be implicated in these crimes under international law; (d) Facilitate the investigations and domestic proceedings and take action (including imposing sanctions) against the State of Israel and against individuals or corporations that are involved in or facilitating the commission of genocide or incitement to commit genocide; (e) Cooperate with the investigation of the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court. 258. The Commission recommends that the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court: (a) Examine, within its continuing investigation in the Situation in the State of Palestine, the crime of genocide for amendment to existing arrest warrants and addition to future application for arrest warrants; (b) Examine the involvement of officials mentioned in this report for inclusion as those most responsible for international crimes committed in the occupied Palestinian territory.

Today, the UN officially designated Israel’s assault on Gaza as a genocide.

As a party to the Genocide Convention, the U.S. has a legal obligation to obey our own laws, stop weapons sales to Israel, and demand a permanent ceasefire.

End the genocide. Ceasefire now.

What’s happening to CBS News is neither complicated nor subtle.
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American Gestapo

Rachel Zegler my goat

People are living through the era with the most technological advancement in history and yet people are worse off today than they were in 1980. How is the argument that we just need more technology? How do we ensure that the benefits from these innovations actually benefit people and not just VCs.

Finished reading Abundance. I generally agree with the YIMBY aspects of the book but writing a book about “a new political era” and completely ignoring economic trend is absurd. Yeah, it should be easier to build houses and HSR but also we have the highest wealth disparity since Feudalism… (1/2)

Finished watching Tokyo Vice. Strong recommend.

Even if the Mavs somehow fell out of love with Luka… there’s no way they couldn’t have gotten more?

My Grandma will live forever, right Lolo?

Whether or not these tariffs go through or not, the US has a strong grip on semiconductor manufacturing because they have power over American design, Dutch lithography, and Taiwanese fabrication. Trump’s antagonization of Taiwan (and Europe) pose a threat to America’s control on computing.

Can’t think of anything worse for Trump to do in the middle of a semiconductor race than to antagonize Taiwan… for some reason?

They whitewashed Hamilton. He doesn’t look Puerto Rican at all!

Blessing the timeline with this Tanuki